Under-The-Radar Offseason Moves Have Been Key to Mets’ Success

Every winter, MLB hot stove headlines are dominated by the elite players looking for a new contract. And, rightfully so — while baseball is the definition of a team sport and one player can’t sway things all that much (just ask Mike Trout), landing a big-time free agent can change the culture of a clubhouse and organization. The New York Mets certainly did that by acquiring Francisco...

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Players of the Week: David Peterson, Dominic Smith Bounce Back

This past week was a tale of two series for the New York Mets. After taking two out of three from the San Diego Padres, the Mets continued their red-hot play to begin the week. The squad kept the good times rolling, taking three out of four from the first-place Chicago Cubs at home. In the final game against Chicago, the Mets’ bats were nowhere to be found against right-hander Kyle Hendricks....

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DeGrom Outstanding As Usual, Eickhoff Excels In Mets Debut

Jacob deGrom and Jerad Eickhoff both took the mound on Monday night as the New York Mets (37-30) hosted the Atlanta Braves (34-37) at Citi Field for a doubleheader. DeGrom entered Game 1 of the twin bill with question marks surrounding his health status. The two-time Cy Young Award winner left his last two starts early due to two different health concerns. On June 11 he left after six innings of...

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OTD: Tom Seaver, John Franco Reach Career Milestones

June 22 is a day in Mets’ history that saw two iconic franchise pitchers achieve important career milestones. On June 22, 1994, reliever John Franco set the record for all-time saves by a left-handed pitcher, when he sealed a victory against the Braves at Atlanta’s Fulton County Stadium with his 253rd career save. Franco, the Brooklyn native, would end his career in 2005 with 424...

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Morning Briefing: Mets Look to Take Game 3 Against Braves

Good morning, Mets fans! After splitting Monday’s doubleheader, the Mets will be back at Citi Field on Tuesday night for Game 3 against the Braves. New York will be sending righty Marcus Stroman to the bump to face off against Atlanta right-hander Charlie Morton. First pitch is set for 7:10 p.m. and will broadcasted on WCBS 880 and WQBU 92.7 and can be seen on SNY. Let’s get into...

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Acuna’s Bat and Glove Carry Braves to a 1-0 Win Over Mets

The New York Mets split their doubleheader tonight, taking the opener on Jacob deGrom’s brilliance before falling short in the nightcap. The Mets (37-30) were defeated 1-0 by the Atlanta Braves (34-37) in the second game at Citi Field. Ian Anderson struck out five batters, shutting down the Mets offense for the first 5 1/3 innings, allowing only three hits. Jerad Eickhoff took the mound...

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